following breaking news, new demonstrations in the streets of washington, d.c. where marchers are on the move once again. they were blocking a major intersection not far from the white house. let s go back to athena jones. she s on the streets. what s the latest, athena? reporter: hi, wolf. they re blocking the same intersection again. we re at connecticut, a major thoroughfare connecting the white house to upper northwest washington, d.c. the plan originally was to start at the white house, which is only about four blocks away, walk about a mile to dupont circle and shut that circle down for 4 1/2 hours. that would cause a major disruption. and that, of course, is the goal. you can see behind me the leader, the protest organizer has arrived and is rallying his troops. they re trying to shut down this intersection.
brutality and more police training. so there is a diverse crowd but they all want the same thing, which is law enforcement that treats people more fairly. and one other thing they brought up again last night is this idea of the $75 million going to be invested that the president would like so see invested in buying body cameras for police officers. 50,000 body cameras. the protest organizer made a statement earlier say egg would like to see that kind of money invested in communities because body cameras, as we ve seen with the case of eric garner, having something happen on camera does not mean that justice will be served in their true. so that is another topic they ve brought up over and over again, this idea that body cameras won t solve the problem, but it is changing in police tactics and training in order to bring an end to racial profiling and injustice. that is what we re seeing here tonight, erin. thank you, athena. and outfront now, emerald
case. also protesters on the move in chicago. it s happening as well right here in the nation s capital in washington, d.c. let s go to cnn s athena jones. athena, where are you and what are you seeing? reporter: hi, wolf. we re in chinatown right now. this is a very busy part of town, part of central washington, especially on a friday night, lots of people going out. the plan, according to the protest organizer i spoke with earlier today, is for them to begin to gather here right about now and to begin to block traffic, to shut down the intersections around here so that people cannot get home from work and have trouble also getting to the wizards game. the wizards are playing in the verizon center behind me at 7:00. so that is the plan. we re waiting to see whether protesters gather and what it looks like when they start shutting down the streets. athena, stand by. we ll get back to you shortly. let s bring in our legal analyst, jeffrey toobin, monitoring what s going on. also our
if you re going to teach a religion, teach them all. teach them aly and i ve got no problem with that. that was the protest organizer. he will join us on fox & friends this morning to talk more about the textbook controversy. an army veteran banned from her daughter s elementary school after posting a picture on facebook of her concealed weapons permit. she said she was told the principal is scared of her and doesn t want her on the ground. she told me instead of volunteering at the school and playing on the playground with my daughter i need to be at home doing grown-up things. the district is now giving her permission to transfer her daughter to another school. the new model super hero has been revealed. miss march value will be making her debut miss marvel will be making her
reporter: two days later the judge apologized. i m not sure what i was attempting to say at that point, but it didn t come out correct. what i said was demeaning to all women, not what i believe in, and irrelevant to the sentencing. i owe all our fellow citizens an apology. reporter: it was too late. outrage on social media and buildings became ground zero for protest against the judge. our community will not stand for victim blaming language anymore. [ applause ] reporter: this protest organizer started a move on.org petition calling for the judge to step down. tens of thousands have signed it in support. he is a person who fails so deeply to understand the experience of victims. we feel that he ought to step down from his position as district court judge. reporter: montana s national organization for women agrees. i want justice. i want the judge removed, and i